Finland and Sweden joined NATO, linking their accession to the ongoing Russia invasion of Ukraine.
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
Finland and Sweden joined NATO, linking their accession to the ongoing Russia invasion of Ukraine.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Putin threatens Finland's security following its NATO accession, citing his past advisory role.1 source
- Sweden and Finland are engaged in strategic cooperation, including joint exercises like Pitch Black, studying foreign defense technologies, and observing military practices.Sub-event
- Ukrainian forces participated in NATO exercises in Sweden, following Sweden's accession to the North Atlantic Alliance.Sub-event
Switzerland must scale back NATO cooperation following the accession of Finland and Sweden.1 source
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The entities involved
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Finland
country in Northern Europe
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Sweden
country in Northern Europe
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NATO
intergovernmental military alliance between 32 member states
Related events
- Estonia and Finland both joined NATO following protests from Russia.
- Hungary and Slovakia are opposing Ukraine's bid for NATO membership, highlighting risks of conflict.
- Russia has expressed a preference for the dissolution of the NATO alliance.
- A secret plan is underway to undermine the NATO alliance by leveraging pressure points within Poland, aiming to divert Western support for Ukraine.
- Training exercises and cooperation terms are being developed between Finland, Sweden, Norway, and NATO.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- yle.fi
- europesun.com
- straitstimes.com
- shephardmedia.comFrom the seas to the web: the changing shape of UK defence in Southeast Asia
- warontherocks.comWhy Norway and Finland Should Preserve Two of Europe's Most Important Demilitarized Zones
- swissinfo.ch